Teresa Secker Art
I have now got 3 places left this week on Thursday for my popular holiday art programme in my Riverstone Terraces studio beginning at 9.30am-12pm.
For those needing extra tuition for their NCEA art portfolios, I will have the studio open from 10.30-12pm next Tuesday. It will be $25 per session and bring along your portfolio work that needs tweaking.
Please refer to my website for more information: www.teresasecker.co.nz...
TERESA SECKER ART
Contemporary New Zealand Artist
(Bachelor of Arts & Graduate Diploma of Teaching)
ART HOLIDAY PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN
WEEK 1:Monday 10th July– Friday 14th July
9:30am-12pm each morning.
ENROLLING NOW!
Teresa Secker Studio/Gallery
75A Kirton Drive
Riverstone Terraces
Upper Hutt
Phone: 527 9397 for more information
$25 per session
plus a once-off $10 materials cost for the week
Please bring your own:
Large canvas or selection of canvas boards/canvas pad
1 art apron (or order one from Teresa)
*Please bring along something personally significant like a toy/object or photo. Also, if required, a snack to keep your energy up!
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL AS NUMBERS ARE LIMITED
www.teresasecker.co.nz...Please note: The Studio is down a lane, on a back section. Please park on the road side and walk down my driveway.
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